AMA Satoshi Club x TribeOne, June 17th

We are pleased to announce our next AMA on June 17th 2021 at 12:00 PM UTC Time: Satoshi Club x TribeOne

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⚠️Total Reward pool: $500

⚠️Requirements:
👉 Join Satoshi Club Telegram group
👉 Join TribeOne Telegram group

We will have the following structure:

Part 1: 100$ /6 users – We’ll select 6 questions from the community. A user can post maximum 3 questions.

Part 2: 100$/10 users – Open chat for 120 seconds. You can post Max 3 questions. TribeOne Team will select 10 questions and answer them.

Part 3: 300$ – A quiz about TribeOne

For more details:
TribeOne Website – tribeone.io
TribeOne Telegram – @tribeone
Satoshi Club – @satoshi_club
Russian – @satoshi_club_ru
Spanish – @satoshi_club_spanish

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55 thoughts on “AMA Satoshi Club x TribeOne, June 17th

  1. Cryptocurrency is considered volatile because of how much and how quickly its value can change unexpectedly.so crypto holder always is with a risk.But TribeOne understands crypto’s volatile nature and safeguards the users against all possible risks. with Tribe One, users were able to aim for higher returns, but they had to bear with equivalent risk with its first truly AI-powered decentralized financial platform backed with RAROC(Risk-Adjusted Returns On Crypto).“the higher the risk, the higher the return.” …
    Can you please tell us more about this financial tool?How does it work ?Risk is an qualitative aspect..Do you have criterias or something similar to measure the level of risk bear by the User ?How will it affect to the earn with Tribe One ?

  2. TribeOne has different loans on its platform which are; Poloka Loans, Laiti Loans and mana loans and the timeline for the launch of this loan services is indicated on your roadmap as well. So Can you explain this three loan services, how are the three Loan services different from each other, what are the features of each of this three loans, and how can users of TribeOne participate in the Poloka, Laiti and Mana loans..

  3. One of the interesting and unique features of TribeOne is that it offers “Zero to Low Collateralized Loans”… so how does TribeOne facilitate borrowing of funds on its platform with zero to low collaterals and what will be the requirements for users who intend to benefit from this specific loan option in TribeOne.

  4. TribeOne will be offering its users an Optional insurance coverage through a DeFi Insurance Partner, this insurance is said to cater for three things which are; “Gap covers”, to allow users to have ample time to rebalance their crypto assets within the safelimits to avoid it being foreclosed, “Hack covers”, and “Credit shields” to protect users crypto assets up to 80% of the market value.. So how will users of TribeOne be able to access this insurance options on TribeOne, what will be the requirements to be eligible for insurance cover for each of the three insurance options available, and what insurance partners will you be partnering with to provide this insurance coverage for users of TribeOne..

  5. You will run a triple IDO for $HAKA on Paid Ignition, BSCStation and Red Kite by PolkaFoundry on June 23rd. Why did you select these platforms for your IDO especially Red Kite which is the first launchpad on Polkadot knowing that you are a BSC token? How many whitelist winners will emerge overall and how can we easily join the whitelist? In addition to this, you also plan to raise $150,000 from Paid Ignition sale. Based on your public sale price of 0.11$ for 1 $HAKA, it will require the allocation of 1,363,636 $HAKA to Paid Ignition to realise this target. But your total allocation for public sale according to your token distribution in your whitepaper is exactly 1,363,636 $HAKA. Where then do you hope to source additional 636,363 $HAKA to raise the $70,000 target from the sale at Red Kite and another 600,000 $HAKA to raise $66,000 target from BSCStation sale?

  6. TribeOne is an AI-powered lending, borrowing and credit risk assessment platform that intend to provide innovative lending and consumer-centric products. One of such products is NFT borrowing which will be facilitated by a three-system structure comprising NFT loans, NFT Mortgage and NFT Pool Invest. Can you explain how each of these can be used to unlock the value of asset without losing the ownership? How does NFT acquisition takes place and how can users get loans against their NFTs as collateral? How are investors who contribute to NFT pool repaid and if the asset in the NFT Invest Pool becomes liquidated, how do you sell the asset in this pool and ensure a fair distribution of the received value to all the investors who contributed the pool?

  7. Your platform will introduce “NFT Slot Allocation” which will grant users exclusive perks, access to exclusive private auctions and special features. What is needed for a $HAKA holder to be granted an NFT Slot Allocation? Will this work like the guaranteed allocation used in launchpad which grants users that hold a certain amount of token a guaranteed place to first buy a token when a new project is launched? How will user be able to enjoy special discounts and be the first set of buyers to purchase newly minted NFT? What type of private auctions can users have access to as a result of being granted this slot allocation privilege?

  8. We know that TribeOne is will be dedicated to giving loans to people who wish to invest money and also give the facility that people are guided by their laws and not by those of the authorities, I imagine they have a limit towards the laws that the user Is it governed, what kind of laws can the user adhere to without causing any kind of problem to TribeOne? Any person who wants to request a loan will have a minimum or maximum limit of money?

  9. We know that they fulfill the function of a finance bank and make Defi loans, the loans will be made in a specific token created by you or will it be an external token that is used? Until the moments that capital manage how many users they plan to reach or how much do you plan to distribute? What types of fees will they handle when making a loan and would they have to charge interest for the support of TribeOne?

  10. In TribeOne do they have a token or cryptocurrency that supports the project giving a growth of liquidity and thus always have a certain stability or do they only have as a method of generating income the collection of interest and generate capital in a simpler way? Do they have a token in specific or have they created one if so and have their own TribeOne token, how would the distribution be or do they plan to take it to users through loans or do they plan to make a sale?

  11. So far the little that I have been able to see about TribeOne is that they use a system divided into three parts or three types of loans are Poloka Loans, Laiti Loans and mana loans, these are destined to a specific audience or are a function within the project to do everything else, what led you to create Poloka, Laiti and mana? What are each of these intended for, are they a kind of bot in charge of a specific function?

  12. With a history of more than 4000 years, the concept of “loans and borrowings” has been and continues to be a fundamental nucleus in the financial system.  The basic idea of ​​lending and borrowing in both traditional and crypto realms involves the act of exchanging goods in the form of fiat or digital currencies.  What are the characteristics that TribeOne fulfills to become a my own lender?  What are the goals that TribeOne has in store and how does it benefit users?

  13. Traditionally, loans and loans are facilitated through the involvement of a third-party intermediary, but in the DeFi industry, transactions are self-governed.  Taking advantage of blockchain technology, DeFi has revolutionized an era of lending and lending.  It has simplified fund transfers, therefore creating transparency, a key feature that is lacking in traditional banking.  How is TribeOne working to resolve inefficiencies in the digital lending space?  What are the intuitive solutions that TribeOne applies to solve and dilute the current and existing loan scheme?  How can I be part of the solution and part of the evolution?

  14. We know that TribeOne will use the $ HAKA token as a main token and users will be able to make their withdrawals in BTC, ETH or USD but if they withdraw in $ HAKA they will be rewarded with the same $ HAKA token that will have other functions within TribeOne, that is To say that by simply withdrawing $ HAKA users automatically generate a reward or will be rewarded for the contribution to the project? What other functions will the $ HAKA token have within TribeOne and how will this token be used?

  15. TribeOne will use throughout the process of loans to users through the P2P system, leaving the scheme used by other centralized types, giving much more ease and fluidity of transactions, they will use the same methods and techniques in terms of security that other projects use such as verification by KYC providing users with a less risky experience regarding the loss of their finances, what kind of security do they handle regarding the handling of finances? Will they perform some kind of audit on users? How secure are their smart contracts, could you tell me something about it?

  16. We know that TribeOne has as one of its visions for the future the creation of products for the contribution to the Defi space and thus maximize their return, when they talk about the creation of products to which they refer and what function this product will have to maximize The return of finances? How will these products be new techniques or will they just be incentives to make users dedicate themselves to continue to be attached to you? Will these products be new tokens or some particular function?

  17. Until the moments where they want to take the TribeOne project since their expectations go further, breaking the barriers of conventional banks, making everything more secure with the P2P system and opening the doors to many people that many banks exclude many for having few assets. What to achieve in the future since they provide many opportunities to people who wish to invest either in their new business or company?

  18. Another feature that differs from the traditional world are decentralized loan pools, where all lenders have a market to deposit their assets in a smart contract.  Could you mention what are the features that TribeOne brings?  What requirements must a borrower meet to be able to operate on TribeOne?  Can borrowers borrow from groups where there is the greatest demand for loans and the least supply?

  19. Defi is without custody, without trust;  It involves lending and borrowing crypto assets directly with the use of a smart contract while retaining custody of all collateral throughout the life cycle of the loan.  In the form of interest, are the profits made on the loans divided equally among the investors?

  20. The evolution in the lending and borrowing space may witness the incorporation of NFT.  An NFT (non-fungible token) is a unit of data stored in a digital ledger, called a blockchain, that certifies that a digital asset is unique and therefore not interchangeable.  NFTs make digital artworks unique and impossible to replicate, thus making them profitable.  Does TribeOne apply the implementation and uses of NFT?  What are the characteristics that the TribeOne NFTs meet?  What uses do these NFTs have?

  21. Hi TribeOne!

    You promise zero to low Collateralized Loans. The user will have to provide only 20% of the loan as collateral in $HAKA to access lending options. Users with good credit history would be eligible for zero collateral. Could you please explain how you plan to cover the loan with such a small portion of the collateral? What do you estimate will be the liquidation point with such a small collateralization?

  22. Hi TribeOne!

    TribeOne has several investment options, NFT pool offers DeFi insurance to cover impermanent loss while Safe Plans and Tele Yields offer optional insurance coverage through our DeFi Insurance Partner. Could you please clarify why the insurance is optional in some of the pools. I’d like to understand how this insurance works, is it expensive and does it cover the whole investment amount? Thank you!

  23. Hi TribeOne!

    I see in TribeOne roadmap that after migrating to Polkadot you plan to launch a mobile app in 2022. With mobile getting more and more popular now why have you decided to leave the mobile app for the last, it could potentially bring more users to the platform if deployed earlier? Please tell us what features will the mobile app have, will it support all pieces of functionality of the main dapp? Thank you!

  24. Microfinance responds to the need for financial and banking entities to offer their services to those segments of the population in the most economically unfavorable circumstances and, therefore, with more difficulties to access them. On your website you say that TribeOne is a truly decentralized ecosystem and customer-centric products that will be available to consumers and microfinancers. That said, what exactly does TribeOne have to offer microfinancers? Why is the TribeOne ecosystem designed for microfinancers?

  25. On te TribeOne webpage you can see a kind of table with the differences between Tribeone and other DeFi, something that caught my attention was the fact that you will not use KYC to confirm the identity of users, security being one of the most important aspects In any current project, without the KYC, how can you ensure that bots, scammers or other threats that could affect this project in the long term do not enter your platform?

  26. I read that users will have to provide 20% of the loan as collateral in $ HAKA to access lending options, this being a kind of fee, it could be considered a bit high, will there be any possibility in the future that this% will decrease? or is it strictly necessary for the proper functioning of the token economy?

  27. Congratulations on the recent partnership with NFT Alley, my question is regarding this, the TribeOne platform seeks to consolidate itself as the First AI-Powered NFT and DeFi funding Platform, exactly what special features of NFTAlley will help you meet this goal?

  28. In 2021 the interest in products focused on NFT’s has been a boom .. there are many that we find in the market, but what types of products focused on NFT’s will Tribeone offer?

  29. I read that TribeOne has a referral program that rewards users for attracting new clients and helping expand the community. Can you tell us how to participate in this program? What are the conditions users need to meet for getting rewarded? And what are the rewards given?

  30. One of the main products of TribeOne is Lending, that provides attractive advantages for users such as transparency, minimal cost transactions, insurance coverage, etc. But the loans offered by TribeOne are categorized into three types: Poloka Loans, Mana Loans and Laiti Loans. Can you please explain how do these loans work? What are the differences between each one? And what are the benefits they offer?

  31. As I was going through the TribeOne Medium, I noticed that lately you have been announcing several partnerships between TribeOne and popular platforms like PolkaFoundry, Raze Network, NFTify, etc. I would like to know, what are the purposes of these alliances? How are these projects contributing to the development of TribeOne? And some of these partners are NFT-based projects, so can you please tell us about the work you’re doing together?

  32. TribeOne announced its upcoming strategic partnership with NFT Alley – a multi-chain NFT marketplace that empowers accessible crypto collectibles. The popularity of non-fungible tokens or Non-fungible token (NFT) has exploded in recent months. That is why I would like to know more about this strategic partnership. What are the benefits that TribeOne and NFT Alley exchange reciprocally?

  33. I realized that Tribeone is a mix of different Defi services, that commonly are separated, so your idea of mix services (like NFT funding, low zero Collateralized loans, micro loans, etc) is good, but how do you guarantee that this you will have the same performance like other platforms? Offer too much services don’t affect your general performance?

  34. ⚛ To be honest, so much project just talk so much about their “Future Innovations, and get lost in their mission and vision, so just to be clear can you tell what are your short term, or the objetives that you are working right now?

  35. TribeOne is a great competition for conventional banks, which subject their users to long requirements and banking data to be able to acquire loans, also always with high interest. How does TribeOne rely primarily on offering low-interest loans without being compromised? Could you explain what the “process to acquire a loan” would be like? What conditions must the user meet in order to receive a loan?

  36. TribeOne mixes NFTs, DeFi and AI. What are the features brought by artificial intelligence to the ecosystem of TribeOne, and what devices would be required to use them? Is AI difficult to use, or would require any specific knowledge?

  37. I read that the user will need to provide only 20% of the loan as collateral in $ HAKA to access the loan options. Until how long will the user be allowed to use that 20%? What will happen to users who do not cancel their payments in the stipulated time? Knowing that the borrowers will have a 20% guarantee, you can directly take their money if a rule is broken, or can it be audited?

  38. Your IDO is next week, so I would like to clarify some points about it:

    -Where is it going to be performed
    -What would be the minimum and maximum amount to buy
    -Would anyone participate in it or only selected members
    -Do you have any antiwhale measures?

    I think with that information many will feel more confident to buy!

  39. I have understood that TribeOne team have experience working on traditional Finance, so can you tell us how TribeOne is able to connect Decentralized Finance with the Traditional finance?

  40. TribeOne use NFTs, but commonly this are your considered collectibles and it doesn’t have Uses cases, so can you tell us how TribeOne solves this?

  41. One of the benefits that makes TribeOne better is that they plan to provide a loan period of more than 12 months, which sounds incredible, but I want to ask you in what ways TribeOne intends to support this, and that it is beneficial for both you and the users, and how comfortable will the installments be to pay these loans?

  42. As you indicate on your website, the $HAKA token is a deflationary token since part of the fees generated on the protocol will be used to buy $HAKA for burning. Would you specify how much fee is charged for every transaction? Are the fees destined completely for buyback-and-burn or do you use part of the fees for other things too? And will the burning happen for an indefinite period of time or will it stop when a certain amount of tokens left is reached?

  43. TribeOne presents the NFT Funding Platform, a financing platform that allows users to unlock the value of their NFT assets without losing ownership. Would you please explain more about how works this platform? What do you mean by unlocking the value of NFT assets? Can users get loans with their NFTs through this feature? And is this platform available for anyone or are there requirements to get access?

  44. The native token of TribeOne is $HAKA. This name caught my attention since I couldn’t relate it to the project’s name, so would you please explain about the meaning of HAKA? Also, during my research I noticed that this token has many utilities within the TribeOne platform, so can you please share with us the various use cases and incentives that $HAKA offers to its investors?

  45. many tokens have unique features that make them special, I would like to know if this is the case of $HAKA, if it has elements that differentiate it from the competition and if by keeping it in our wallet in the long term we could get some special benefit?

  46. NFTs are currently the adoption that many projects are taking and it is known, that this is due to the attention it now has in the market. So how does TribeOne plan to incorporate your NFTs, what elements will characterize them and make them attractive to users, how will you make sure you make them a success and how do you plan to combine it with DeFi?

  47. Surely you know that security is paramount for most users, so how secure is your platform, have you evaluated externally and internally the possible vulnerabilities of the project, more specifically, have you performed an audit of the contracts that are part of TribeOne to corroborate that they are bug free and safe to use?

  48. Many projects claim to be “different”, but those differences are usually small or very insignificant, so, is TribeOne really different from other projects, what are those characteristics that really distinguish you from the rest and how can you show us that this project, being different, can become a lasting and profitable investment?

  49. At your website the first thing I saw was “Be Your
    Own Bank”. What is the difference between tribeone and tradicional banking? Can I pay services un real life with Your wallet?

  50. About Tribeone App. Is this the final version or Is a beta version? And is it avaliable on IOS and Android?? What are the features of this app?

  51. If tribeone aims to introduce a truly decentralized ecosystem. Why we need to approve a KYC? how long does it take to do this verification?

  52. How can I borrow a NFT with Tribeone? How is the repayment in this case? What happen if someone can’t make the full repayment?

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